Background: Holospinal epidural abscesses (HEAs) are rare with potentially devastating
consequences. Urgent bony decompression and abscess evacuation with long-term …

Despite the increasing prevalence of spinal infections, the subcategory of holospinal
epidural abscesses (HEAs) is extremely infrequent and requires unique management …

Holospinal epidural abscesses (HEAs) are exceedingly rare, with very few documented
cases in the literature. It is a condition in which spinal epidural abscesses extend from the …

Purpose The authors present a holospinal epidural abscesses (HEA) case series and a
single institution's experience with varied surgical approaches and outcomes. Methods …

Holospinal epidural abscess (HEA) is an extremely rare spinal infection involving the entire
spine and is infrequently reported in the literature. Cases with evidence of spinal cord …

Background: The etiology of HEAs is not always clear, however postulated to be from
hematogenous seeding or direct spread from local abscesses; furthermore, upon invading …

Introduction Holospinal epidural abscess (HEA) extending from the cervical to the
lumbosacral spine is an extremely rare condition. Surgical treatment of HEA, which involves …

Background: Holospinal epidural abscess (HEA) is a rare pathological entity with significant
morbidity and mortality rates. Here, we present a 74-year-old male with HEA treated with …

Holospinal epidural abscess (HEA) is a rare condition that can cause extensive cord
compression, necessitating prompt neurosurgical intervention for evacuation and drainage …

Background Extensive spinal epidural abscess (ESEA) is a rare clinical entity subject to
delayed diagnosis, which can be explained by the extension of the epidural collection …